18 Rangers Road, Maleny QLD 4552

Lifestyle - Secluded high on beautiful Balmoral Ridge close to Maleny township, is an inspiring housesite with just so much to offer. Generous land size of 1.8 hectares; that's around four and half acres. There is level access from the end of a quiet cul de sac that runs along Balmoral Ridge. A quality residential precinct is settled near an eclectic mix of craft shops, cheese suppliers and art galleries.

Accommodation - There are a few options in terms of building sites on a cleared mown acre which is the extent of the usable land here. The balance of the land is sloping through settled forest leading down to Obi Obi Creek . By walking around to the boundary fence behind the neighbouring block you will be able to see the impressive valley views and across to the distant ridge line. With judicious pruning of the regrowth on the land you will be able reveal these wonderful views from the house site.

Features - There are a range of majestic trees on and around the block and the manicured lawns for your garden layout is all there. Rich Maleny volcanic soils support the most diverse range of vegetation, including the likes of camellias that are suited to this cooler climate than the coast.
It is a dream block that the seller has owned for many years. Unfortunately their dream home on the site was never realised as they are committed to a long term overseas stay for work. A dramatic price drop now places this as clearly the very best value for money small acreage in the district. Feel free to visit the land and walk down the tree lined avenue that leads to the house site.

To assist you; the first image you see here is looking across the house site from the end of the driveway and the second image is looking back along the driveway access toward Rangers Rd, with the red roof house across the road just visable. The view image is taken from this land just below the bottom boundary of the neighbouring allotment. These views are not viewable from the likely housesite unless significant pruning is carried out, subject to local authority approval.